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    Asking for a quick easy signature to support the preservation of natural wild lands-

    Hey all, I'm a member of ASP (Advocates for Snake Preservation) & I'm sharing this email that I just received since I hope you'll want to know about this & to support it too. This will help more than just snakes, of course, & it just makes sense. A quick easy signature takes only a minute, & if you want to comment further, there's instructions for that as well. (Thank you!) "Bogertophis"

    (Please sign by August 5th)
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    Hey y’all,


    A new 520-mile gas pipeline could tear through some of the most important riparian areas in the Southwest: the Muleshoe Ranch Preserve and Cooperative Management Area and the Middle and Lower San Pedro River Valley.


    This isn’t a minor detour. The proposed route runs along I-10 almost the whole way, but veers off to cut through fragile grasslands and riparian canyons that are home to 17 Threatened and Endangered species and 113 Species of Greatest Conservation Need.


    There’s no good reason for it. The company could just keep following I-10, a corridor already carved up by highways and pipelines. Instead, they’re choosing to bisect the second largest unfragmented landscape in the Southwest.


    We’re asking FERC to:
    Reroute the pipeline to avoid the Muleshoe Ranch Preserve and Cooperative Management Area and the Middle and Lower San Pedro River Valley.
    Fully study the damage to water, wildlife, and vegetation if they don’t.


    Tell FERC: protect Muleshoe and the San Pedro. The more voices, the harder we are to ignore.






    Take care and thank you, for all you do for snakes, every day!
    Melissa Amarello (she/her)
    Executive Director, ASP


    PS. Tell FERC to Reroute the Desert Southwest Pipeline. Sign our petition by August 5.





    Last edited by Bogertophis; 08-03-2026 at 01:03 PM.
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    Here's another link with more information & it's easily sharable too (thanks!):

    https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/...e=direct_link&

    The more push-back they get, the more likely they listen, so please share this with everyone that cares about what's left of our natural world.

    Remember, they need this by August 5...so not much time. THANKS!
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